Stop the Push
to Ban X in Australia
A coordinated crackdown on political speech
is unfolding across the West.
Australia is being pulled into it.
Governments in the UK, Europe, and Australia are threatening platform bans and regulatory action against X. This is not about safety. It is about control.
The United States has the First Amendment. Australia does not. That gap is now being exploited.
By applying regulatory pressure outside the US, governments are attempting to force X to comply globally and remove the market incentive for other platforms to tolerate dissenting political views.
If this succeeds, no platform is safe.
Across the West, establishment parties are losing control of the narrative.
Populist and right-wing movements are rising in Europe, the UK, and now Australia. One Nation is polling at or above the Liberal Party in multiple datasets. If this trend continues, Labor does not lose to the Coalition. It risks being displaced altogether.
X represents a threat to that political order.
So censorship is being rebranded as online safety.
Why This Is Happening
Banning or blocking an entire platform used by millions of Australians would set a dangerous precedent. Once governments can remove platforms for political or regulatory reasons, there is no limiting principle left.
This only works if it is done quietly.
Public pressure can stop it.
Why YOU MUST ACT NOW
DEFEND FREE SPEECH
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PROTECT ONLINE DISCOURSE
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FIGHT CENSORSHIP
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TAKE ACTION NOW
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DEFEND FREE SPEECH ✳︎ PROTECT ONLINE DISCOURSE ✳︎ FIGHT CENSORSHIP ✳︎ TAKE ACTION NOW ✳︎
Sign the petition calling on the Australian Government to:
• Rule out any ban or blocking of X
• Reject coordinated international censorship efforts
• Defend free political communication in Australia
Add your name now before this becomes irreversible.
Take Action
SEND A PERSONAL EMAIL TO THE GOVERNMENT
Send a direct message to the Prime Minister and relevant ministers demanding they rule out any ban or blocking of X.
One click will open a pre-written email you can send instantly.
Public pressure matters.